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The document summarizes the history and key features of the BBC iPlayer streaming and download service. It describes the initial peer-to-peer based download system, the transition to an HTTP-based system with Adobe Flash and DRM restrictions. It also outlines the integration of iPlayer with platforms like Virgin Media TV, video game consoles, smartphones and issues around bandwidth usage, DRM, compatibility and picture quality.
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Heavy metal emerged from proto-metal bands in the 1970s and rejected mainstream culture, embracing individuality. It was influenced by progressive rock and electric blues and focused on themes of battle and death. Heavy metal philosophy is based on fascination with death and suffering and finding meaning in life without absolute religious beliefs. Different metal genres developed like speed metal, thrash metal, and death metal that had different musical structures and lyrical themes. Heavy metal culture developed a devoted fan base known as "metal heads" who separated themselves from mainstream society through shared fashion, values, and musical devotion.
Story board
The document appears to be a story board, which is commonly used in filmmaking and other visual media to plan and communicate the flow of a film or video project. Story boards typically include a series of illustrations or images displayed in sequence to demonstrate the key visual elements, scenes, and story progression. Overall, this brief document seems to be providing a visual outline of some type of narrative through a story board format.
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We created a music video for the song "I Got The Power" over four weeks, filming and editing it using Adobe Premier Pro, which I learned to use through this project. Making this preliminary music video taught me the determination and organization needed to create a music video and improved my skills for editing an upcoming video for Serillian.
Media
Digital Britain aims to enhance the UK's digital sector and harness new technologies to provide economic and social benefits. It recommends universal broadband access by 2012, investing in next-generation infrastructure, combating digital piracy, and increasing digital skills. However, some proposals like a 2Mbps broadband goal and "three strikes" penalties face criticism for being outdated or unworkable as technology advances rapidly.
Idea 2
The document proposes a storyboard and lyrics for a music video. The storyboard depicts a vocalist running through the corridors of a building, unable to escape (represented by bars). He sees blood on his hands in a mirror. Scenes cut between the vocalist portraying anxiety and the band playing in a confined room. The vocalist finds a door and falls to the floor after opening it. He then lies in a bed as if dying, and at the end the band is shown playing together again, representing being "set free."
Story Board
This document provides a story board and mood board for a music video about a vocalist imprisoned in a jail cell while his band plays outside. The opening scene shows the vocalist walking down a corridor in slow motion as the camera pans to reveal his bandmates in separate cells. Throughout the video, close-up shots depict the vocalist attempting to escape from his cell while the band performs outside. The guard is portrayed as mean to emphasize the vocalist's desire for freedom. The video aims to contrast the vocalist's confinement with the band's liberty through different shots that represent the lyrics.
Audience Research For Video Ideas
The document discusses audience research for a music video for a heavy metal band. The target audience wants the video to include a narrative focused on the band, live performance footage, equal focus on all band members, and scenes besides just performance. They also want the video to be in color and deviate from mainstream conventions with a clear representation of the band's image. Suggested locations for filming include abandoned warehouses, dilapidated buildings, and outdoor industrial areas that convey a mood of decay.
Ideas For Video
Filming a live performance can capture the band's energy but has challenges like only getting one take of the song. Staging a live performance where the band performs to a prerecorded track in front of an audience allows more control over lighting, movements, and retakes. When filming a staged live performance, it's important to get a wide master shot of the full band performing the full song, along with tighter shots of individual band members and crowd reaction shots.
Serillian
Serillian is a metal band formed in 2005 in Great Yarmouth, UK. They aim to provide fast, heavy music with discernible riffs, technical solos, and powerful vocals. The band has gone through some lineup changes over their two years together, but currently consists of six members who are influenced by artists like Zakk Wylde, Cliff Burton, and Tim "Ripper" Owens. Serillian has self-recorded two demo albums and plays covers in addition to their original songs. They have performed numerous local gigs to enthusiastic crowds.
Audience Research
This document analyzes survey results from the target audience to understand their music consumption habits. The key findings are:
1. The target audience does not normally spend money to purchase or download music, but if they do spend, it is a small amount.
2. They most commonly access new music through YouTube or television.
3. Many illegally download music.
4. They prefer watching music videos online rather than television.
5. Spotify is the most commonly used music streaming service.
Indie Culture
Indie culture originated in the music and film industries as a way for independent artists to create outside of the mainstream. It focused on individuality and anti-conformity. Over time, as indie music and fashion grew more popular among youth, elements of indie culture were adopted into mainstream culture. Now in the 21st century, what used to be indie styles in music, fashion, and self-expression have widely permeated mainstream youth culture, challenging the definition of "indie" as non-conformist and unique.
Kiss
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